Maninder Singh Highlights Patna Pirates Discipline Ahead of PKL 2025

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Maninder Singh, who joined three-time champions Patna Pirates after six years with Bengal, emphasized discipline as the team’s biggest strength for PKL 2025. Preparing under coach Anubhav and alongside young raider Ayan, he credited fitness, diet, and structured training for his consistency.

Maninder Singh, who joined three-time champions Patna Pirates after six years with Bengal, emphasized discipline as the team’s biggest strength for PKL 2025. Preparing under coach Anubhav and alongside young raider Ayan, he credited fitness, diet, and structured training for his consistency. Patna begins their campaign against UP Yoddhas on September 1.

For the upcoming Pro Kabaddi League 2025, Patna Pirates will begin their campaign against UP Yoddhas on September 1, and their new star signing Maninder Singh believes discipline will be the team’s biggest strength. Speaking ahead of the season, the veteran raider expressed excitement about joining the three-time champions after spending several years with Bengal Warriors. He praised the Pirates’ structured training setup, guided by head coach Anup Kumar and trainer Anubhav, which has significantly improved fitness levels.

Maninder highlighted that his bonus skill has been sharpened during pre-season, promising fans the return of his peak form. The 34-year-old, who has consistently performed since the early PKL seasons, credited his longevity to strict fitness routines, including endurance training like climbing thousands of temple steps. He also emphasized the importance of diet and family support in maintaining his weight around 90-92 kg.

While acknowledging memorable career moments such as winning championships and captaining Bengal, he stressed that team victories matter more than personal milestones. Maninder also praised young raider Ayan, with whom he expects to build a strong attacking partnership. With new tie-breaker rules set to make matches more exciting, Maninder remains confident that Patna’s blend of discipline, fitness, and teamwork can help secure a record fourth PKL title.

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